NY woman sentenced to 15 years in prison for killing husband

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sabretruth said:
Some serial liar with a history of abusing women who pretended to be an anesthesiologist, married a rich California woman shortly after they met, and then...shit goes down.
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Sweet my mother in law loves stuff like that :/
 
If she could have left she should have left before killing him.


Then charge him with abuse and anything else she could have.
 
RoosterHucklebuck said:
3 out of 4 women are killed after they leave their abusive partner? I find this very very hard to believe.
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What? 3 out of 4 women that are killed by their partner are killed after they leave them. What's with the reading comprehension here today?
 
Tropodan said:
Many women are tangled in brutal back and forth feuds and leave their husbands after striking a serious blow. So many of these murders are part of an on going fight and not one sided spousal abuse.
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Koro_11 said:
But what % of women who leave an abusive relationship actually end up getting killed.

Use a relevant statistic not a misleading one.
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How on earth would you quantify that? What's misleading about it anyway? They're usually killed after they leave their partner. Fact.
 
tonni said:
Regardless of guilt:



Women are most at risk when they leave their abusive partner.

https://www.theguardian.com/money/u...private-violence-women-men-abuse-hbo-ray-rice

75% are killed after they leave.
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That's not the what that stat says...

Private Violence: up to 75% of abused women who are murdered are killed after they leave their partners

Read it again.

And trying to do a quick search, I can't tell you exactly what the percentage is of an abusive relationship leading to murder.

But I doubt it's anywhere close to 75 percent.
 
Mcountry said:
That's not the what that stat says...

Private Violence: up to 75% of abused women who are murdered are killed after they leave their partners

Read it again.

And trying to do a quick search, I can't tell you exactly what the percentage is of an abusive relationship leading to murder.

But I doubt it's not anywhere close to 75 percent.
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So they're most at risk after they leave their partner. That reading comprehension up in here.
 
tonni said:
So they're most at risk after they leave their partner. That reading comprehension up in here.
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Those who are MURDERED...yes.

herp. derp.

The argument here is, was there a time where this woman could have gotten away and left safely? The answer is yes. She had no idea that her relationship would have lead to murder. And the percentage that it could have is really rather low.
 
Mcountry said:
Those who are MURDERED...yes.

herp. derp.
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The chance of them being murdered is higher if they leave their abusive partner. I'd say being murdered is a pretty big risk.
 
Me: Women are most at risk of being murdered after they leave their abusive partner.

Counterpoint: Yeah but that's just the murdered women.
 
tonni said:
Me: Women are most at risk of being murdered after they leave their abusive partner.

Counterpoint: Yeah but that's just the murdered women.
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What's the percentage that an abusive relationship is going to lead to murder? That's the discussion. Not;

"Well gee I'm going to kill you. Do I do it before or after you leave?"
 
Mcountry said:
What's the percentage that an abusive relationship is going to lead to murder?
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I never commented on that so I'm not sure why you ask. The chance of getting murdered is higher if they leave their partner, statistically. That's what I originally stated but you all lack the reading comprehension or are just being obtuse.
 
tonni said:
How on earth would you quantify that? What's misleading about it anyway? They're usually killed after they leave their partner. Fact.
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You know why it’s misleading, just look at the responses, half the people on this thread took it that way. But of course you knew they would, throw out a big number to accompany your argument, justify cold blooded murder by exaggerating the danger she may have been in. Meanwhile the odds of her actually being killed had she left are probably closer to something like 1 in a thousand.

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tonni said:
I never commented on that so I'm not sure why you ask. The chance of getting murdered is higher if they leave their partner, statistically. That's what I originally stated but you all lack the reading comprehension or are just being obtuse.
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This is what you posted;

Regardless of guilt:

https://www.theguardian.com/money/u...private-violence-women-men-abuse-hbo-ray-rice

75% are killed after they leave.
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That's not a counter argument to what the judge ruled. 75 percent of ALL WOMEN WHO ARE MURDERED are killed after they leave.

Not "75 percent are killed after they leave"

That's a HUGE difference in the context. She has no idea if her partner was actually going to murder her, and as such should have left safely whenever the opportunity appeared.
 
Koro_11 said:
You know why it’s misleading, just look at the responses, half the people on this thread took it that way. But of course you knew they would, throw out a big number to accompany your argument, justify cold blooded murder by exaggerating the danger she may have been in. Meanwhile the odds of her actually being killed had she left are probably closer to something like 1 in a thousand.

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The chances of her being murdered would have been higher if she had left him.
Mcountry said:
That's a HUGE difference in the context. She has no idea if her partner was actually going to murder her, and as such should have left safely whenever the opportunity appeared.
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Which would, ironically, have increased her chances of being murdered.
 
tonni said:
The chances of her being murdered would have been higher if she had left him.

Which would, ironically, have increased her chances of being murdered.
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No.

The conversation here is "what is the likely hood of her BEING MURDERED?". Which you admitted to not knowing.

Not "if she's murdered, when or where."

You are trying to take one stat and shoe horn it into a different argument.

Stop that.
 
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Take the L @tonni

It is you who needs some reading comprehension.
 
tonni said:
The chances of her being murdered would have been higher if she had left him.

Which would, ironically, have increased her chances of being murdered.
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When you got a dozen people telling you that you’re being an idiot, but you still double down and keep marching forward...

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